Sentence examples for potential outlet from inspiring English sources
Washington has always viewed it warily regarding it as a potential outlet for anti-US propaganda.
Fantasy breeds obsession, which is fine by the N.F.L., which once viewed the hobby with suspicion as a potential outlet for gambling.
The city, Lithuania's sole potential outlet to the sea, had been part of Prussia and had never belonged to the historic Lithuanian state.
Adding a basic cable channel will offer both a potential outlet for new original programming and for the large library of CBS programming.
Mr. Seibel began the project after his father-in-law, a retired college librarian, steered him to the Boston Public Library as a potential outlet for his philanthropic ambitions.
Fortune is reporting that Microsoft may be eyeing the iPhone as a potential outlet for their software, including Office applications and voice control for Apple's iPhone.
But Islam has many potential outlets other than politics, and the imams now seemed focussed on their communities.
"The catch is that corporations have to make clear which Twitter feeds or Facebook pages will serve as potential outlets for announcements".
He says that seeing his teenage daughter gossiping and networking with friends inspired him to move in to the social media space: "Facebook and Twitter are just two potential outlets popular with younger potential readers, whom I thought would be the most likely to be interested in Steffi's meteoric rise".
My fear is it's too niche for Radio 1 and 2 and they look like the only potential outlets at the BBC Danibol: Are you actually going to come back to 6 Music after [Joe Cornish's film] Attack the Block is all finished, or are you just being polite?
In the framework of evaluating the safety of a radioactive waste disposal in deep argillaceous formations and its assessment by the implementer, IRSN and MINES ParisTech built a hydrogeological model of the Paris Basin aquifer system with the aim of identifying radionuclide pathways, estimating transfer times associated with those pathways and locating potential outlets.
